In the mountainous region of Bazoft in Iran’s Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province, the last kalak makers of the Bakhtiari people continue a centuries-old tradition deeply rooted in nature.
The kalak is a traditional boat crafted from wood and inflated sheep skins. Once the only means for the Bakhtiari to cross rivers, this simple yet vital vessel played a crucial role in their nomadic lifestyle.
Today, these artisans preserve this heritage, keeping alive a symbol of resilience and connection to their environment.
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